Kushner-backed Affinity Partners sells 25% of its Phoenix Financial stake for NIS 1.05 billion
AI Market Summary
Affinity Partners' sale of 25% of its Phoenix Financial position (at a 4% discount) is a secondary-market liquidity event that reduces its stake but leaves it the largest shareholder. The company signaled continued long-term commitment and no operational or control change is implied. As an idiosyncratic Israeli equity block trade, spillover to broader traditional macro assets should be limited in the near term.
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Jared Kushner’s Affinity Partners sold 25% of its holding in Israel’s Phoenix Financial (TASE: PHOE), raising NIS 1.05 billion and cutting its stake from about 9.9% to 7.4%. The transaction was completed at a 4% discount to the day’s reference price and was described as a financial sale that does not change control or operations. Phoenix Financial is an insurance group listed on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, and the deal was a shareholder secondary-market trade rather than a company-led transaction.
